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Protect your yard while embracing the benefits of monsoon rains

BY: AMWUA StaffPublished: Jun 24, 2025

As the monsoon season starts, we hope for plentiful rain to nourish our thirsty environment and communities. Summer precipitation in the desert provides essential moisture to our typically arid landscapes, promoting healthy plant growth while reducing outdoor water use. Additionally, the rain helps to refresh the atmosphere, lowers temperatures, and improves air quality by reducing dust and pollut...

BY: AMWUA Staff

Jun 17 2025

Funding WIFA is vital to our continued prosperity

We cannot secure Arizona’s water future if our state lawmakers continue to raid the fund intended for that purpose. It is baffling that the Legislature is considering a budget that will divert dedicated resources from Arizona’s down payment for developing new water supplies. State leaders must find alternative solutions to build the state budget without compromising our water security – the founda...

BY: AMWUA Staff

Jun 10 2025

Common mistakes that harm rather than help your landscape during the summer

Are you looking for ways to help your trees and plants thrive under the intense heat of the desert summer sun? Desert-adapted plants are naturally suited for this climate, but they do require some additional care during the summer months to truly flourish. Many enthusiasts unknowingly make changes that can be detrimental to their trees and plants. ...

BY: AMWUA Staff

Jun 03 2025

Wildfires can significantly impact our water sources

As temperatures rise, many people plan trips up north to the high country. While enjoying the cooler outdoor temperatures, we must always exercise extreme caution with fires, which can directly affect our water supply in the Valley.  ...

BY: AMWUA Staff

May 27 2025

Keep your pool waterwise as temperatures rise

As Memorial Day weekend passes and temperatures begin to rise, more people will look to stay cool in a pool. Before summer fully swings into action, it’s crucial to optimize your pool's efficiency for the hottest months. Outdoor water usage accounts for a significant portion of a household's monthly water expenses, and swimming pools are among the largest consumers of outdoor water. Ensuring your ...

BY: Warren Tenney

May 20 2025

CAGRD’s growing constraints are a harsh reality check that needs to be addressed

As water legislation continues to be discussed at the State Capitol, more attention is being raised about the Central Arizona Groundwater Replenishment District (CAGRD) and its role in Arizona’s water management. This increased focus stems from legislation that would place more responsibility on the CAGRD, which would jeopardize CAGRD’s ability to fulfill its existing obligations. If CAGRD fails, ...

BY: AMWUA Staff

May 13 2025

Investing in infrastructure strengthens our water future

Water systems are the backbone of our communities, serving as a vital infrastructure that delivers safe and clean water to households, industries, and businesses. Every day, millions of gallons of water flow through a complex system of pipes buried underground to meet our needs. This water starts its journey at treatment plants, moves through storage tanks and pumping stations, and travels along l...

BY: AMWUA Staff

May 06 2025

Here's to our dependable, clean, and safe drinking water

We are fortunate to have continuous access to tap water, which ensures public health, fire protection, economic support, and the quality of life we enjoy. Any measure of a prosperous society—low mortality rates, economic growth, and public safety—is related to access to safe water. ...

BY: AMWUA Staff

Apr 30 2025

Understanding the difference between a drought and a water shortage

The terms drought and shortage are often used interchangeably when discussing water in the West. While both drought and shortage involve a lack of water, their circumstances, impacts, and challenges differ. Understanding the distinction between a drought and a water shortage is helpful for understanding the complexities of our water resources here in Arizona....

BY: AMWUA Staff

Apr 22 2025

Trees enrich our desert communities in many ways

There are numerous ways to enhance a landscape, but one of the most effective methods is by incorporating native trees. Planting a tree not only creates an immediate visual impact with its beauty, color, and texture, but it also offers a range of benefits when planted and maintained properly. Trees provide social, communal, environmental, and economic advantages that positively affect our communit...

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